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Laravel Pay Pocket

Laravel Pay Pocket is an open-source PHP package that adds multiple virtual wallet types, balance operations, deposits, withdrawals, purchases, payment handling and transaction logging to Laravel applications. It stores wallet data in dedicated wallets and wallets_logs tables and lets developers define wallet priority with PHP enums.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use it when a Laravel application needs internal virtual-money or multi-wallet mechanics, including payment allocation across wallet types. The repository explicitly separates this function from processing payments through external payment platforms.

Who it is for

  • Laravel developers building application-managed balances.
  • Teams implementing virtual deposits, withdrawals or purchases.
  • Developers who need multiple wallet sources for order payments.
  • Projects that need wallet operation logs and transaction notes.

Documented uses

  • Add multiple wallet balances to a Laravel application.
  • Accept application-level deposits and perform withdrawals.
  • Pay for orders using one or more prioritised wallet balances.
  • Record wallet and payment operations in dedicated tables.
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Requirements & limits

The repository is public and identifies the package as MIT-licensed. Installation is documented through Composer. Package version 2.x supports Laravel 10, 11 and 12; PHP 8.1+ is listed for the package, while the Laravel application determines its own minimum PHP version.

  • The package manages virtual money inside the application rather than external payment-platform transactions.
  • Wallet priority is controlled by the order of cases in the published enum.
  • Installation creates dedicated wallets and wallets_logs tables without modifying the users table.
  • The User model must implement WalletOperations and use ManagesWallet.
  • Version 2.x adds migration and configuration support for transaction notes.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Install and prepare Laravel Pay Pocket

Add the package’s wallet tables, configuration and wallet definitions to a Laravel application.

Before you start

  • A Laravel 10, 11 or 12 application.
  • PHP 8.1 or newer as listed for package version 2.x.
  • Composer.
  • A User model that can be updated to implement WalletOperations and use ManagesWallet.

Steps

  1. Run composer require hpwebdeveloper/laravel-pay-pocket.

  2. Publish the pay-pocket migrations and run php artisan migrate.

  3. Publish the pay-pocket-wallets and config resources.

  4. Update the User model to implement WalletOperations and use the ManagesWallet trait.

Expected outcome

The application has the package’s wallets and wallets_logs tables, published wallet definitions and configuration, and a prepared User model.

Guide limitations

  • This setup does not connect the application to an external payment platform.
  • The repository documents preparation and installation, but this recipe does not verify a live application run.
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